How to use or fill out GESC Permit Low Impact - City of Castle Pines with DocHub
- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- Begin by filling in the 'Permit#' and payment details, including the amount and method of payment.
- Complete the 'Property Owner' and 'Contractor' sections with names, addresses, and contact information. Ensure all fields are filled accurately.
- Indicate the disturbed acres and estimated material volume in cubic yards for your project.
- Provide the project address, location, subdivision/project name, and a detailed project description. Use additional sheets if necessary.
- Check off the required information box to confirm you have included a general location map and a detailed plan as specified.
- Sign and date the application at the bottom, ensuring that both property owner and contractor provide their signatures.
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What utility is stormwater?
A stormwater utility functions similarly to other utilities, such as water or electricity services. It is typically funded through fees collected from property owners based on how much impervious surface (like roofs, driveways, and parking lots) they have on their land.
What is the annual storm water utility fee?
The average stormwater fee in the United States is $12 billed quarterly, so around $48 a year for a residential property.
What is the stormwater utility fee in Castle Pines?
The fee remains at $105 for the year. Payments can be made online or delivered to the Citys offices. The stormwater utility fee covers the costs of managing and maintaining stormwater infrastructure. The fee allows the City to provide upgraded, consistent service throughout the city.
Why am I being charged a stormwater fee?
With a stormwater rate, users are charged a fee for runoff discharged from their property to the Citys stormwater management system not by the amount of rain falling onto your property.
Why do I get charged for stormwater in Texas?
The drainage charge pays for a wide variety of programs to help with flooding, erosion and water pollution across Austin. Many projects and programs are working quietly behind the scenes to protect lives, property and the environment.
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